Coin enthusiasts and curious visitors alike are in for a treat at the upcoming National Money Show, taking place at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta from February 27 to March 1, 2025. With over $100 million worth of historic rare coins and currency on display, including a $3 million Liberty Head nickel, this event promises an unforgettable experience for collectors, investors, and families alike.
A Family-Friendly Event for All
Hosted by the nonprofit American Numismatic Association (ANA), the National Money Show is more than just an exhibition—it’s an educational opportunity. “It’s incredible that such small treasures can hold so much value and history, and we want everyone to have the chance to see this remarkable show in person,” says ANA President Thomas J. Uram.
The show will feature hundreds of dealers ready to buy, sell, and appraise coins and paper money. Visitors will also have access to pre-convention seminars, expert-led lectures, and world-class museum-quality exhibits.
Convention Details & Admission
The event will take place in Hall A of the Cobb Galleria Centre, with the following hours:
- Thursday & Friday: 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
- Saturday: 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Admission is $10 for adults, while children 12 and under enter for free. Additionally, admission is free for everyone on Saturday. A valid photo ID is required for entry.
Claim a Free Collectible Challenge Coin
Visitors can receive a free limited-edition challenge coin by visiting table 130 near the Money Museum Showcase at noon each day. Designed by ANA President Uram, this exclusive coin features initials of famous Mint engravers and ties into a special National Coin Week contest. Attendees who correctly identify the engravers will be entered to win prizes.
Spectacular Rare Coin & Currency Exhibits
The National Money Show will showcase an array of stunning exhibits, including:
- An 1804 silver dollar, one of the most coveted U.S. rare coins, with only 15 known examples.
- One of the five known 1913 Liberty Head nickels, valued at $3 million.
- A selection of Renaissance portrait medals, highlighting the artistic influence of the era.
- A rare 1933 gold Eagle, one of fewer than 40 surviving specimens.
- Historical currency from the Silk Road, offering insights into early global trade.
- Rare Bank of the United States notes and checks, including ones signed by President Andrew Jackson and General Winfield Scott.
- A $100 trillion banknote from Zimbabwe, a unique piece of world currency history.
Educational Opportunities & Family Fun
Attendees can expand their numismatic knowledge through the “Money Talks” lecture series, featuring industry professionals. These free, interactive 30-45 minute presentations will take place on Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Families and young collectors will have plenty to enjoy as well. Ernie’s Treasure Treehouse will offer fun, educational activities like scavenger hunts, coin toss games, and opportunities to win numismatic prizes. On Saturday morning, the Young Collectors Corner workshop will introduce children to the basics of coin collecting, including coin identification, collecting strategies, and preservation techniques.
National Money Show Sponsors
This prestigious event is made possible through the support of key sponsors, including:
- Corporate Sponsors: GreatCollections, Numismatic Guaranty Company, Paper Money Guaranty, Certified Guaranty Company, and Whitman.
- Title Sponsor: TEXITcoin
- Additional Sponsors: Angel Dee’s Coins and Collectibles, Americana Rare Coin, Classical Numismatic Group, Coins & Collectables, Coleman Foster Rare Coins, U.S. Coins, Patriot Coins and Precious Metals, West Coast Coins, Gold and Coin Exchange, and Zaner Precious Metals.
Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to explore rare coins, learn from experts, and participate in exciting numismatic activities. For more information, visit NationalMoneyShow.com.